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tradition-bound

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“Enacted 13 years ago when the idea of same sex marriage was struggling for acceptance, the Act is a relic of a more tradition-bound time and culture.
Indeed, MEIFF is only showing two productions from North Africa, both Tunisian -- Buried Secrets by Raja Amari, a rather unusual thriller, in which three tradition-bound women haunt an isolated estate; and Being Here , a documentary by Mohamed Zran, in which a teacher, an artist and a marriage-fixer meet in a hardware shop to talk love, life and politics.
Museums, by their very nature, are the staid solid citizens of any city: placid, enduring, and tradition-bound.
 
 
 
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